Alternatives to Embroidery Legacy Digitizing Software

mySewnet Embroidery

It suits embroidery makers who want design editing, lettering, digitizing, and appliqué tools across desktop and mobile platforms.

Embird

Embird suits people who need embroidery design editing and conversion, with optional tools for digitizing, lettering or cross-stitch work.

Ink/Stitch suits hobbyists looking for an approachable embroidery tool as well as professional digitizers.

It suits embroidery and textile production users who need design, digitizing and machine-file tools across Windows or macOS.

PEmbroider is intended for artists, craftspersons, educators, makers, and schools who use Processing to create embroidery designs.

Embrowser suits people creating or adapting embroidery designs who want browser-based drawing, image tracing, and stitch previews.

It suits embroidery hobbyists and craft businesses that want design, digitising, and machine-format tools on Linux, macOS, or Windows.

It suits embroidery designers, production businesses, design departments, and colleges needing lettering, digitising, editing, or networked design storage on Windows.

Hatch Embroidery

It suits hobbyists and home embroiderers who want to create or digitize designs for embroidery machines.

StitchConsole suits embroidery designers who want browser-based editing, machine-format conversion, and stitch previews.

SewArt suits people digitizing artwork into embroidery patterns for machine sewing.

It suits learners with or without programming experience who want to connect coding with embroidery, including people in schools, workshops, maker spaces, and community settings.

It suits embroidery production professionals working in Illustrator or CorelDRAW, including screen printers, promotional-product companies and digitizers.

It suits small apparel-decoration businesses and home embroiderers working on Windows.

It suits embroidery professionals creating, editing, digitizing, and transferring machine designs.